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ive changed the paths in the g-force lib file to look in "pm3 colours" and use just the goth clolour scheme, matches the pm3 skin, much better than random red n green colours. easy todo if u make your own build, or you can just change the existing g-force color folder. but u cnt go bak. well without copying da files back.

[pike]

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how and where and

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either remove the color map files in the g_force folder but leave the goth file. or extract the g_force viz in the docs folder of the cvs. in the u can make a custom gforcelib for a build of the gforce.viz file.if u want ill uplaod sum screenshots n a patch on sourceforge.

[Asteron]

either remove the color map files in the g_force folder but leave the goth file. or extract the g_force viz in the docs folder of the cvs. in the u can make a custom gforcelib for a build of the gforce.viz file.if u want ill uplaod sum screenshots n a patch on sourceforge.

this sounds pretty interesting and i'd like to see what you've done.

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at work at the mo, but to have a look at it (after doing a backup of ur viz folder) just delete everything in the color map folder, part from goth. i also remove the x folder, just dnt like dem, lol. ill upload a screen shot tonight

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ok heres the screen shots: the first is of the orignal g-force (which is great but...dont want crazy colors)



so:



what i dun:
i changed the libgforce project, g-force.cpp:

changed each of the

delta fields
waveshapes
colormaps
particles

loadfolder( "q:\\visualisations\\pm3 deltafields", mdeltafields, mfieldplaylist )

recompiled the lib and then the gforce.viz
renamed to pm3.viz

copyed the delta fields, colormaps, particles folders to match the new viz:
e.g
copy "g-force delta fields" "pm3 delta fields"

skipped waveshapes just cuz i dnt like dem.
in the colormap folder only copy the goth.txt.
thats all.
basicly looks in a different folder for color n partical n delta fields.